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5 reasons your UTI risk may be higher during monsoon—and how to prevent it

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In Short: The monsoon season can indirectly increase the risk of urinary tract infections (UTIs), according to Dr. Lokesh Sinha, a Consultant Urologist at Jupiter Hospital in Thane. This risk is linked to the effects of monsoon

The monsoon season can indirectly increase the risk of urinary tract infections (UTIs), according to Dr. Lokesh Sinha, a Consultant Urologist at Jupiter Hospital in Thane. This risk is linked to the effects of monsoon conditions on hygiene and hydration, which can create a conducive environment for bacterial growth.

Dr. Sinha advises maintaining good hygiene practices and staying well-hydrated during the monsoon to reduce the risk of UTIs. Proper sanitation and regular fluid intake are crucial steps in preventing these infections during the rainy season.

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